Software Solutions

Setting Industry Standards

DMACalifornia.com ~ Software Solutions:

Data Management Associates Goal is for our Software Solutions to

Set Industry Standards, not just live by them!

Development ~ Our teams have development experience using the following tools:

Allbase/SQL

COBOL including AcuCorp, V-Plus and CICS

Cognos

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SQL

EDI - STC’s DataGate

SuperTool

Sybase

Amisys – Data Management Associates are experienced developers who have worked with the Amisys Technical Subcommittee, numerous SIG and one of the few from the user community that Amisys allowed to work behind the scenes directly with their technical staff. Our teams designed enhancements, coding and programs were accepted and added directly into the Amisys package!

COB (Coordination of Benefits)

NMIS (Blue Shield confederation's National Management Information System

HP3000 Migration – Planning, testing (on site or on at our Data Center), implementation with sound auditing methods.

PERMIT’s – Configuration, Archiving, Data Marts, Statistical Analysis and custom reporting.

Support ~ Proven experience in Implementation, Upgrades and/or Security:

Adager

Allbase/SQL

Amisys

First DataBank

HP-UX

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MPE

MS FrontPage 2003

MS Office 2003

MS Server 2003

MS SQL Server 2005

NetManager

OpenView

Oracle

SOA

VESOFT

WareHouse

Standards ~ Setting Industry Standards, Educating and Honorariums for the following:

Amisys - Membership, Claims and MURS (behind the scenes training and Technical)

HIPPA – Federal Employees Program

NCQA (HEDIS)

SOA

A tribute to: Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, USNR, (1906-1992)

Grace Murray (Hopper) was born in New York City on 9 December 1906. She graduated from Vassar College in 1928 and received a PhD in Mathematics from Yale University in 1934. She was a member of the Vassar faculty from 1931 to 1943, when she joined the Naval Reserve. Commissioned a Lieutenant (Junior Grade) 1944, she was assigned to the Bureau of Ordnance and immediately became involved in the development of the then-embryonic electronic computer. Over more than four decades to follow, she was in the forefront of computer and programming language progress.

Thank you for the guidance - Ralph D Berkebile